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   ronbudgell | Feb 09, 2009 02:50pm | #1

   trim123

   If it's the low expansion polyurethane foam used for window sealing nd so on, then acetone.  

   Ron

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   wane | Feb 09, 2009 04:07pm | #2

   actually the only thing that will do it once cured is "mechanical abraision" .. go at it with one of those hard plastic pot scrappers ..

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   Piffin | Feb 09, 2009 04:18pm | #3

   If this is an acrylic tub instead of cast iron, you have a problem. The same chemicals or abrasion that it will take to remove it can also damage the surface, so go carefully.

    

    

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   basswood | Feb 09, 2009 04:49pm | #4

   Use Carpenter Ants. ;o)

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   atrident | Feb 10, 2009 07:43pm | #6

     "use carpenter ants"  brilliant idea. Now if I can only figure out how to train them.

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   xxPaulCPxx | Feb 10, 2009 08:05pm | #7

   Ya, it's tough.  You can only hit them on the nose with a newspaper once.

   Tu stultus esRebuilding my home in Cypress, CAAlso a CRX fanatic!

   Look, just send me to my drawer.  This whole talking-to-you thing is like double punishment.

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   abnorm | Feb 10, 2009 05:07pm | #5

   http://liftoffinc.com/product-sealant-remover.php